State safety officials are reminding employers to take specific steps to protect outdoor workers as wildfire smoke and heat hazards increase across the region. When fine particulate pollution (PM2.5) ...

Procurement decisions prioritizing office compliance over jobsite usability create a digital burden and undermine safety tech adoption.

State labor officials are hosting NASA astronaut and North Carolina native Christina Koch to highlight the intersection of workplace safety, technical innovation and skilled trades in modern ...

Five-year extension continues comprehensive inspections targeting common hazards in warehouses and distribution centers while clarifying when inspections may be expanded.

Dozens of U.S. military veterans will receive specialized professional development after being selected for a national workplace safety training initiative. The National Safety Council, in partnership ...

From emerging technologies to peer-to-peer learning, attendees are discovering practical ideas they can take home to strengthen workplace safety.

Columbia Southern University honors construction industry veteran Danny Simpson for three decades of leadership in workplace safety.

OSHA leader David Keeling and safety advocate Aron Yellott bring regulatory insight and personal perspective to this year's keynote program. The keynote presentations at this year's National Safety ...

Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) rates remain stubborn because critical warnings get filtered out long before reaching executive decision-makers.

From the Work to Zero Safety Innovation Challenge to networking events and the Safety Technology Pavilion, attendees will find opportunities to exchange ideas and explore emerging safety solutions.

The educational program at the NSC Safety Congress & Expo features OSHA updates, AI, leadership and human performance sessions designed to help safety professionals strengthen their programs.

Dig This Las Vegas earns SHARP renewal from state officials for maintaining exemplary workplace safety standards and low injury rates.